Summary Efficient Ray Sampling for Radiance Fields Reconstruction arxiv.org
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The paper introduces a new ray sampling technique to improve the training efficiency of neural radiance fields while maintaining photorealistic rendering, and analyzes the relationship between pixel loss and progress.
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- Efficient ray sampling approach for improving the training efficiency of neural radiance fields (NeRF) while maintaining photorealistic rendering results.
- Focus on accelerating training and rendering processes, targeting dynamic scenes, improving generalization, and training with fewer viewpoints.
- NeRF applied to inverse rendering for camera pose estimation and material editing.
- Ray sampling method involves normalizing the probability distribution of each input source view and using it to sample rays for training.
- Depth-guided ray sampling strategy utilized to sample rays in regions with pronounced depth variations.
- ENeRF model demonstrates superior convergence efficiency and rendering quality compared to existing methods.
- Adaptive ray sampling approach allows for adaptive sampling of rays in regions with inaccurate rendering.
- Quantitative and qualitative results for ray sampling in radiance fields reconstruction, including comparison between different methods using metrics such as PSNR, SSIM, and LPIPS.
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Efficient Ray Sampling for Radiance Fields Reconstruction proposes a new ray sampling approach to enhance the training efficiency of neural radiance fields (NeRF) without compromising photorealistic rendering. The paper analyzes the correlation between pixel loss and advancements.
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Efficient Ray Sampling for Radiance Fields Reconstruction is a paper proposing a novel ray sampling approach to improve the training efficiency of neural radiance fields (NeRF) while maintaining photorealistic rendering results. The authors analyze the relationship between pixel loss and improvements
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Efficient Ray Sampling for Radiance Fields Reconstruction is a paper that proposes a novel ray sampling approach to improve the training efficiency of neural radiance fields (NeRF) while maintaining photorealistic rendering results. The authors analyze the relationship between the pixel loss
Improvements to NeRF have focused on accelerating training and rendering processes, targeting dynamic scenes, improving generalization, and training with fewer viewpoints. NeRF has also been applied to inverse rendering, allowing for the estimation of camera pose, material editing, and
The document discusses efficient ray sampling for radiance fields reconstruction in the context of neural radiance fields (NeRF). NeRF maps 3D locations and viewing directions to volume density and directional emitted color using an MLP network. During training, a certain
The excerpt discusses a ray sampling method for reconstructing radiance fields. The method involves normalizing the probability distribution of each input source view and using it to sample rays for training. A depth-guided ray sampling strategy is also employed, which utilizes the
The authors of the document conducted experiments using various datasets to evaluate their framework for reconstructing radiance fields. The datasets included the DTU dataset, Real Forward-facing and NeRF Synthetic datasets, ZJU-MoCap, and their own digital human
Our proposed ray sampling approach, ENeRF, demonstrates superior convergence efficiency and rendering quality compared to existing methods. By sampling rays under the guidance of pixel regions and depth boundaries, our model densifies sampling in areas with greater color and depth variations, effectively
This summary includes references to various papers on the topic of neural radiance fields and related techniques for view synthesis and scene representation. The papers cover a range of topics such as monocular facial avatar reconstruction, dynamic view synthesis, generative adversarial nets,
This text excerpt provides a list of references to various papers related to efficient ray sampling and radiance fields reconstruction. The references include papers on topics such as ray termination prediction for neural rendering, text-to-3D generation using diffusion, neural radiance fields
The document discusses efficient ray sampling for radiance fields reconstruction. The adaptive ray sampling approach is described, which allows for adaptive sampling of rays in regions with inaccurate rendering. This approach involves identifying pixels with inadequate convergence and giving them greater priority. The optimization of
Experiments show that areas with detailed texture require longer training time and slower convergence. The authors propose two ray sampling methods: depth-guided ray sampling and pixel-guided sampling. Depth-guided ray sampling focuses on regions with pronounced depth variations, while pixel
The excerpted text provides quantitative and qualitative results for ray sampling in radiance fields reconstruction. The results include metrics such as PSNR, SSIM, and LPIPS for different objects and datasets. The tables show the comparison between different methods, including